This document discusses high blood pressure, including definitions of normal blood pressure and classifications of mild, moderate, and severe high blood pressure. It lists potential causes of high blood pressure such as genetic and environmental factors, lifestyle factors, age, and medical conditions. Common symptoms of high blood pressure are described. The risks of untreated high blood pressure include heart failure, kidney failure, stroke, and eye and nervous system problems. Treatment options and additional resources are provided.

1. INDRAJIT BISWAS[R.A.I.N HEALTH CARE CENTRE]

2.  HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE.
 NORMAL BP 120/80 {+_ 10}mmHg
 MILD CASE (130-144)/(90-104)mmHg
 MODERATE  (145- 159)/(105-115)mmHg
 SEVERE  (160- …)/(115-….)mmHg.

3.  PRIMARY HYPERTENSION- ESSENTIAL
HYPERTENSION
 SECONDARY HYPERTENSION

4.  GENETIC
 ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS– CLEANNESS,
POLUTION, TREES, AIR.
 LIFESTYLE– FOOD HABIT, BODY WEIGHT, LACK
OF EXERCISE, STRESS, INSOMNEA, SMOKING
 AGE– SALT AND WATER INTAKE &RATIO

5.  KINDNEY & RENAL DISEASE
 DIABETES
 THYROIDE
 OBESITY
 SLEEP APNEA
 HEART PROBLEMS
 DRUGS- MEDICATION
 CONTRACTION OF AORTA.

6.  HEADACHE
 SHORTNESS OF BREATH
 CHEST PAIN
 VISUAL CHANGES
 SWEATING
 BP HIGH
 ANXIETY
 BLOOD IN URINE

7.  HEART FAILURE/HEART ATTACK/ HEART PROBLEM
 KIDNEY FAILURE/ KIDNEY PROBLEMS
 BRAIN STROKE
 EYES- RETINAL EXUDATES & HAEMORRAGES,PAPILLEDEMA
 RENAL- IMPAIRED RENAL FUNCTION
 METABOLIC SYNDROME
 TROUBLE WITH MEMORY AND UNDERSTANDING
 NERVOUS SYSTEM– CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT.

13. RURAL LIFE CITY LIFE

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